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In an interview ahead of his last day at Parliament this week, the former Green Party co-leader talks about his lowest point in politics.

A 60-year-old sewerage pipe that runs under State Highway Two would cause the motorway to slump if it collapses, Wellington Water has revealed.

Analysis - Christopher Luxon will be alert to the factors driving the dire polling, but won't be waving the white flag just yet, RNZ political editor Jo Moir writes.

Education minister Erica Stanford wants "every child to be inspired and engaged in their learning".

A former player at struggling English football club Port Vale has taken his grudge against the club to new heights.

Households may find home insurance "increasingly unaffordable" due to higher premiums, while rising risks could lead to insurers refusing to cover some properties altogether.

A trade union is taking in dozens of house plants after public sector offices across the country ditch them in a move to tighten budgets.

One bonus of being office based is more support for workers facing an increase in abusive calls, a manager says.

But the competition watchdog said self-serve stations run by supermarkets did not have the same effect.

The man died after emergency services were called to a house and car fire in Tikipunga.